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Spend a private day on an Allure 35ft along the Amalfi Coast—swim in secluded coves, see Positano and Amalfi up close, and visit the mythic Li Galli islands. This full-day charter blends easy swimming, coastal cruising, and short village stops for a concentrated taste of the coast.
Spend a private day on an Allure 35ft along the Amalfi Coast—swim in secluded coves, see Positano and Amalfi up close, and visit the mythic Li Galli islands. This full-day charter blends easy swimming, coastal cruising, and short village stops for a concentrated taste of the coast.
You push off from Sorrento’s marina just after breakfast, the harbor noise shrinking as the Allure 35ft slips into open water. Salted wind pushes the boat along the curve of the Sorrentine Peninsula, cliffs rising like folded pages; the crew points to Positano’s stacked houses and the pale glint of Amalfi’s cathedral dome as you approach.
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Operated by Capasecca Yacht · Sorrento, Campania
You push off from Sorrento’s marina just after breakfast, the harbor noise shrinking as the Allure 35ft slips into open water. Salted wind pushes the boat along the curve of the Sorrentine Peninsula, cliffs rising like folded pages; the crew points to Positano’s stacked houses and the pale glint of Amalfi’s cathedral dome as you approach.
This coastline is carved from limestone and tuff—a geology of steep terraces, sea caves and narrow fjord-like inlets such as Furore. Centuries of fishing, paper-making in Amalfi, and maritime trade shaped the villages you pass; local cuisine still bears those coastal signatures—seafood, citrus, and simple, precise technique. The Li Galli isles hover offshore with Siren legends attached, while Nerano offers a calmer, culinary-leaning cove known for spaghetti alla Nerano.
Practically, expect several swim stops in sheltered coves: easy water entries from a low-slung boat and clear visibility for snorkeling. The day mixes relaxed cruising with short onshore looks in Positano and Amalfi—bring a small bag for quick walks. The crew provides snorkel gear, soft drinks and optional alcoholic beverages; there’s Wi‑Fi onboard for photos. Plan for sun exposure, variable sea breezes, and occasional wake from other traffic.
Timing matters—depart early for quieter anchorages and calmer seas. Hydrate, apply reef-safe sunscreen, and keep a light wind layer for afternoon chill. For a single day, this private charter balances leisure swims, coastal photography, and intimate views of one of Italy’s most dramatic shorelines.
Most charters depart from Sorrento’s marina; the operator will confirm exact boarding details when you book.
Yes—the crew provides snorkel equipment and typically anchors in calm coves that are appropriate for novice swimmers.
The itinerary includes brief onshore visits to Positano and Amalfi for walking and photos, but full exploration time on land is limited on a single-day cruise.
The trip provides soft drinks, snacks and alcoholic beverages; specifics are confirmed by the operator at booking.
Capasecca Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Sorrento’s marina just after breakfast, the harbor noise shrinking as the Allure 35ft slips into open water. Salted wind pushes the boat along the curve of the Sorrentine Peninsula, cliffs rising like folded pages; the crew points to Positano’s stacked houses and the pale glint of Amalfi’s cathedral dome as you approach.
You push off from Sorrento’s marina just after breakfast, the harbor noise shrinking as the Allure 35ft slips into open water. Salted wind pushes the boat along the curve of the Sorrentine Peninsula, cliffs rising like folded pages; the crew points to Positano’s stacked houses and the pale glint of Amalfi’s cathedral dome as you approach.
This coastline is carved from limestone and tuff—a geology of steep terraces, sea caves and narrow fjord-like inlets such as Furore. Centuries of fishing, paper-making in Amalfi, and maritime trade shaped the villages you pass; local cuisine still bears those coastal signatures—seafood, citrus, and simple, precise technique. The Li Galli isles hover offshore with Siren legends attached, while Nerano offers a calmer, culinary-leaning cove known for spaghetti alla Nerano.
Practically, expect several swim stops in sheltered coves: easy water entries from a low-slung boat and clear visibility for snorkeling. The day mixes relaxed cruising with short onshore looks in Positano and Amalfi—bring a small bag for quick walks. The crew provides snorkel gear, soft drinks and optional alcoholic beverages; there’s Wi‑Fi onboard for photos. Plan for sun exposure, variable sea breezes, and occasional wake from other traffic.
Timing matters—depart early for quieter anchorages and calmer seas. Hydrate, apply reef-safe sunscreen, and keep a light wind layer for afternoon chill. For a single day, this private charter balances leisure swims, coastal photography, and intimate views of one of Italy’s most dramatic shorelines.